Review of Opaye soymilk maker

Soymilk Maker-W18QG

Unique Features: Minute-Pressure, Steam Hole, Rotary Switch

Multifunction Control Panel

Making your own soy milk with Opaye automatic soymilk maker is very easy, allows you to save a lot of money and you know exactly what the ingredients are. If needed, you can add extra ingredients such as sugar, sweeteners, flavours, thickeners and salt to make it taste more like industrial soy milk. Making soy milk with normal kitchen tools is also possible, but requires more time and results in a lower yield. The W18QG belongs to the newest generation of soy milk makers that use no filter cups or grinding cover, making cleaning and handling easier. Lower noise,Minute-Pressure, Steam Hole, Rotary Switch is W18QG unique features. Warmly welcome wholesaler,distributor,retailer,agent to contact Opaye company.


Components of a soymilk maker
Most models are composed of the following parts:

• Heating element: this can be a heating element which is submerged in the liquid or a heating bottom plate. Both systems also exist with normal water boiler.
• A container which will hold the soy milk plus some extra air space to prevent overcooking. This container can be plastic or stainless steel.
• Sensors to prevent the overcooking of the soymilk.
• Motor with stainless steel stirring blade to mix the soybeans.
• A microprocessors to control the process of heating and mixing.
• Some automatic soy milk makers have additional parts or options: a feeding window or opening which allows you to add the beans to the fully assembled soy milk maker or a kit to make tofu.

Operation of an authomatic soy milk maker

The operation instructions differ slightly between the different brands but basically they work like this:

• Weigh or measure 80 to 100 grams of dry soybeans for each liter of soy milk. Normally a measuring cup is provided.
• Rinse the soybeans and soak for about 8 hours or overnight. Rinse the soaked soybeans again with water. Some manufacturers of soy milk makers claim that their machine can make soy milk directly from unsoaked soybeans. However, the taste will not be that good and yield will be lower.
• Put the soybeans in filter cup and month it in the soy milk maker.
• Add cold water in the container of the soy milk maker. Normally the desired levels are marked on the inside or outside of the container.
• Plug the power cord in and press the start button. The soy milk maker will first heat the water to about 80 degree C (180 degree F) and then start to grind the soybeans.
• After about 15 minutes the soy milk maker will indicate that the cycle is completed and that you can pour the soy milk in another container. The pulp, or okara, which remains in the filter cup can be used as an healthy ingredient in bread or soups. This okara is very rich in fibre but will also contain other healthy ingredients such as soy protein, isoflavones, saponins and vitamins.